Halo 3: ODST (X360)

“Nearly Identical to the previous 3 games, which is never really a bad thing. Only differences are some open world stealth scenes and a lot less health than playing as the master chief. The campaign is much more fun than halo 3 as well”

“Nearly Identical to the previous 3 games, which is never really a bad thing. Only differences are some open world stealth scenes and a lot less health than playing as the master chief. The campaign is much more fun than halo 3 as well”

“Game play is more or less the same as Halo 3, but this time you come at it from the standpoint of the best 'mortal' troops around, the ODST. While you do fight sans energy shield, an ODST can still soak up a lot of punishment before dying. ...”

“Game play is more or less the same as Halo 3, but this time you come at it from the standpoint of the best 'mortal' troops around, the ODST. While you do fight sans energy shield, an ODST can still soak up a lot of punishment before dying.

The campaign story is interesting, not quite as epic as the other Halo games, but this is somewhat fitting as we're no longer running around as a super human Spartan.

Firefight is a nice twist on multilayer, challenging you with waves of enemies much like other shooters have been doing recently.
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“A welcome addition to the halo franchise. Though the campaign itself is very short, i enjoyed it. The multiplayer firefight could use matchmaking, but it isn't possible due to using the original halo 3 engine with no "co op" matchmaking...”

“A welcome addition to the halo franchise. Though the campaign itself is very short, i enjoyed it. The multiplayer firefight could use matchmaking, but it isn't possible due to using the original halo 3 engine with no "co op" matchmaking so says bungie. The multiplayer disc with all the halo3 dlc maps and everything is nice to have. Overall I really enjoyed it. 4 stars due to shortness and lack of matchmaking firefight.”